I see myself as part of a historical tradition in which music is more than mere entertainment: it is a spiritual art form  in which a dialogue between beauty, truth, and timeless structures can be sonically experienced. This point of view shapes my work—whether I write opera, symphonic orchestral works, or chamber music. I understand composition as a meaning-generating art form: my works should touch, inspire, and heal the soul— and my works should act as a counterpoint in often fast-paced and noisy times.

My musical language is melodious and accessible, yet at the same time characterized by depth and harmonic complexity. I write free-tonal music, and always compose with an awareness of melodic lines, organic structures, forms, and rhythms expressed through my intuitive compositional process.

I compose works for opera, orchestra, small and large chamber music ensembles, as well as for special occasions and private clients.